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cause is to q great extent answerabls

cause is to great extent ariswerab18s
for the general lowering Of the tone OF
society nowadays. It is thought
nothing extraordinary at the present
day for young married woman to sit
out most of the evening in quiet cor
ner or conservatory with the same man,
or to give man a lift in her carriage
part OF the way home. If a yonng girl
sits out long time with the same man
on several occasions the world imme-
dlately says it will be match, or, if
not, that it ought to be. and that he is
behaving very badly to her.
Why, then, are we to suppose that
young married woman may be doing
the same thing constantly without
rousing the suspicious of othersp But
notoriety is the prevailing fashion, and
it is considered great thing now to be
seen in music halls and restaurants
chiefly used by the demimondes, not
that there is any pretense that these
places are more amusing than the
theatres, etc., but there is that feeling
80 charming to many ladies of the pres.
ent day, that they are doing something
that is out of the way and almost wrong.
There is the same fascination in going
to these places that there is in reading
French novels of more than doubtful
morality. Let it be but known that
there is book out that is hardly decent,
and the rush for it is immense among
our young married ladies and even
among some of the elder spinsters.
Indeed not to have read any book that
is more indecent than usual is to be
out of the fashion.
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Shetland Ponies.

For some purposes these toy ponies
are not only rightly ornamental but
useful. The pure bred Shetlands are
small, from 80 to AZ inches high, well
shaped, short Gmbed, bright colored,
long names and tails, quick, intelligent,
docile, easy to break. for riding or
driving, and in family of kind chill
dren there can be no more delightful
pets. Mr.. 3. w. Hartman, of Indianola,
has pair Of them which are our idea
of the beautiful and the useful. The
Marquis Of Londonderry has very
large breeding farm of the choicest OF
this class Of ponies on Brassy Island,
one of the Shetland Islands, and he fire.
quently sends to the United States some
OF the most lovely specimens of ponies.
Any party who has a span of them,
and can afford to keep them, they are
ever a joy and pleasure forever. It is
only when they are bred pure, of choic-
" selected specimens for their domestic
docility, that they are so valuable.
When they are bred Unfortunately,
running nearly wild on the Iceland
mountains they are hard to make as
kind and gentle as is desirable. They
are never as gentle as when bred and
raised with care and kindness. When
the true Shetland pony can be had it is
disgrace to expend any kindness over
the ungainly and useless burro.
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SQneTllg NOnaIlD000

Ieo much effort cannot be made to bring
70 the attention Of suffering womanhood tia
great value Of Lydia e. Pinkharns's yep.-
tanle Compound as q Remedy for the dis
eases OF women. Such nm one is the wife Of
deneral Barringer Of Winston, N. c., and y,
quote from the Generals letter as follows,
Dear Mrs. Pinkham. Please allow me to
auo my testimony to the most excellent
medicinal me- qualities Of your Vegetable Com
pound. Mrs. Barringer was treated for sew
erai years for what the physician called
Leucorrhoea and Prelapsus Uteri combined.
l sent her to Richmond, Va, where she re.
manned for six months under the treatment
OF an eminent physician without any per.
manent benefit. She was induced to try
your medicine and after reasonable time
commenced to improve and is now able to
attend to her business and considers herself
FULLY BELIEVED General Barringer il
the proprietor of the American Hotel, Win
ston, N. c., and is widely known.
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Price of Pictures Past and Present.

frlce OF H1cIures Fast and Present.
In the days Of Sir Joshua Reynolds
very fine landscapes by such masters as
Claude, Poussin, Cuyp, Ruysdael. and
Hobbema were to be bought for 200
or 800 guineas, and the highest for a
Claude was ESQ for that beautiful pic
ture known as 'sThe Enchanted Castle''
in the sale of M. de Callonne's (the
French AMBASSADOR collection in 1895
in London, and f50O for the companion
picture, described in the sale catalogue
as equally beautiful, but which has
now not been identified. The prices
which eyince a high estimate Of Claude
before the days Of modern landscapes
are positively Insignificant compared to
those paid atsauction during the last
twenty years for landscapes and sea
pieces by Turner, Constable, David Cox,
Copley, Fielding, William Collins, w.
Muller, Stanfeld and Linnell. These
go by thousands instead of hundreds of
guineas. And Gains borough comes into
this honorable account now, though his
landscapes while he painted them were
thought little of, and he died leaving
the passage and staircase of his rooms
in Schomberg House, Pail Mall, en-
numbered with them. Yet we have not
seen at Christies' his ..Market Cart
bought for the National Gallery SO far
back as 1928 at close upon FL 200, and
just twenty years ago his Harvest
Wagon for 93,147 los; in 1875 his
'sRustics of q Road" for e., 465, and in
1888 Peasants and Golfers Going to
Market" f2,835? These are figures
worthy of his genius. High prices for
pictures by Crome, Patrick Nasmith,
George Vincent. Gotham, and others of
the old school might also be quoted.
And still more forcibly to show the in
creased appreciation of landscapes at
the present time there are not to be for
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COUNTRY LIFE AND WORK.
MY COTTAGE HOME.

M Us !
Homely and humble these my cottage rooms
+ No fine upholstering or gilded walls;
No fair-arched entrance into stately halls.
No marble Clytie, with its frozed veins
All bloodless, wandering over snowy breast;
But one sweet Cupid, touched with richer
;, strains
OF rosy life on lip, and cheek, and crest
OF golden curls, whose spirals catch the glow
OF every sunbeam; this my kindly boy,
And my one window, wisely made for show
or greenest foliage-these insure nae joy.
My cottage window, framed with sturdiest vine,
Whose gladness laughs in every lusty leaf
Where fushia hang their bells, and pansies
shine
Like violet eyes, touched with some childish
grief.
Here blooms the rose, and there the spicy pink;
Here lifts the Gala, grandly, pure and fair;
And here sit l, to read, or work, or think,
And Irvine bright flowers in baby's golden
hair.
Call me not poor, for wondrous wealth is mine.
The wealth Of boundless love and sweet con-
tent:
One human blossom. heaven shall make divine
And Gods dear flowers in loving likeness
blent.
Mrs. HARRY Don.
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fifty millions Of dollars annually.
Russia seems determined TO put pretty
heavy tariff on this class Of INSANITY.
OF spending their money abroad among
foreigners. The Russian Minister Of
Finance proposes to tax any person who
goes out of the country 80 gold rubies
for the first three months Of absence.
10 rubies month for the next three
months, 20 a month for the next three
months, % per month for the fourth
three months and so per month after
ward. This would certainly be that
kind of tariff which the consumer would
pay the duty. And in cases where
government was hard pressed for re-
venue. it would be "a far preferable way
to raise money, to that resorted to in
this IS country in the early days Of the re-
bellion.
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- ~ <. = ~ =
More than /, Ooo, 900 pounds Of the

AssrtSt<S
More than I ,OOO, GOO pounds Of the
foil are used annually to cover the
smol,;ne, and chewing tobacco 5, ! -,
$50 IL. Ir,,; "a, c. s
Iacsuieu - 1he on''1a o'ases aioae.
The method OF making It IS interesting.
The tin is Of course first taken out Of
the mines. the best Of which for this
:, = :, : s "a AZ n,,t =
90 tso = : = AaS'sA 80 49,. D.e ul.n
possessions OF the has1 lnd1es. Inc Inc
metal is found in veins or assures call
ed lodes, though it is often found in a
d;snersad form II loose stones wbicb
when fonnd cont;n,,onslv' arc aallad
streams The rock confaininr tba ore
i hlastod witl, ,,nn,o 3, and ! WHO'D
- tha !: ~ ,,vba, So 49, ~
~ "a IT, 80 -
IL -; So .ta hi al 49, siG..el .siu
ono o = 400 . asnh Th;a III ~
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Foreign Travel.

It is fashionable to visit Europe by
persons who know but little of this
country. We have a greater variety of
climates. grander scenery, more COM
Portable means of travel, and better
hotels, than any country in the world.
And yet thousands 60 to Europe who
cannot give, when there, an intelligent
answer to inquiries about the grandest
country in the world. And yet this
class of visitors spend annually for fare
on British steamers, in travelling ex-
penses, and trashy bric-a-b rac, at least
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Happy Homes.

Much has been written and said about
how to make home happy. The moralist
and the preacher have hackneyed this
theme until it would seem nothing more re-
manned to be said. But the philosophers
have gone far out of their way to account
for the prevalence of ill-assorted couples and
unhappy homes, and have overlooked the
chief cause. Most of the unhappiness of
married life can be traced directly to those
functional arrangements to which women
are subject. In nine cases out of ten the
irritable, dissatisfied and unhappy wife is
a sufferer from some :sfemale complaint
A trial of Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
will produce more domestic happiness than
million sermons or philosophical treatises.
It cures all those peculiar weaknesses and
ailments incident to women. It is the only
medicine sold by druggists, under positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that it
will give satisfaction in every case, or mon
ey will be refunded. See guarantee printed
on wrapper enclosing bottle.
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Young Married Women In England.

II V remark is now often made that q
h.,, nj, y be very smart one, as all the
pretty yo,. ing married women will be
there saws III = London Sunday Review;
and where thew are the good men, as
they are called, VI. u also collect. The
present habit Of 10 ose conversation
may to great extent . a1erlDuted 70
them, as they allow the men 70 say
things that formerly would ! lever have
been dreamed of. Men are no y what
the women have made them, ana Wnen
they find that they are allowed free, ION
OF conversations and unlimited firtari. N
they avail themselves Of It and this.
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Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by
the recorded experience of thousands, begin
and Systematically pursue course of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the
use of this pure and highly accredited stom-
acalc, is the sole and agreeable condition of
the entire removal of tho obstinate forms of
dyspepsia, no less than a temporary fit of
indigestion. In connection with the use of
this specific, it is desirable 10 avoid articles
OF food which individual experience has
shown to be difficult of digestion, by the
stomach sought to be benefited. Each dys-
peptic's past observation of his digestive ca
pacity should enable him to be his own
guide and mentor in this particular, not
trusting to any set of dietetic rules too gem
eral to be suited to particular cases. Bill
iousness and constipation, heartburn, wind
upon the stomach, sour eructations head
ache and mental dependency, are among
the concomitauts of dyspepsia, and we putt
to fight by the Bitters.
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gotten ..the Chill Octobef'' Of Sir John
Mill, which as sold for G3,255 in the
Mendel sale, 1875, and iii the present
season, bis ..Over the Hills and Far
Away for f5, 26O. Nineteenth Cen
tury.
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Man wants but little here below,

But wants that little strong
This is especially true of purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
banker for it, as a rule, but when taken,
wishes it to be prompt, sure and effective.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets leave
nothing to be desired in point of efficacy.
and yet their action is totally free from any
unpleasant symptoms, or disagreeable after
effects. Purely vegetable, perfectly harm
less.
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Were all I could wish me, great, glorious,
and free. First flower of the earth, and first
gem OF the sea. Life still would not be
worth living, it had chronic rheumatism,
and couldn't get Salvation Oil
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It used to be said that ssvirtue alone out
builds the Pyramids'' but il it goes on con-
quering and to conquer, DR. BULBS Cough
Syrup will out cure and out live them all.
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q do not desire wealth for ITSELF re-
marked the philosopher. sNo,n replied the
cynlc, Il suppose you desire it for your
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The girl who calls out what do yer soyen
has taken possession of the entire west end Of
COney Island.
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A very appropriate diet for oarsmen in
training is oysters in the shell.
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The ship captains orders are sort Of
declaration.
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Its thousands of cures are the best adver-
tisement for DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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No Opium In Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. 26c.
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Fits: All Fits stopped free by Dr. Rine's
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures Treatise and
200 trial bottle free to Fit cases Send to
DR.. Kline, 031 Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
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When Baby was sick We gave her Castor1a,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CasteriA
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Misery After Eating

Although unseen, my influence is felt" re-
marked the lively flea.
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II amicted with sore eyes, uss d.. Isaaf
Ihompson's eye water. Druggists sell Il
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Right, on their taps-the shoemaker and
the drummer
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The man who can not talk yacht nova
days is away in the rear of the procession.
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The average boarding house is having a
fly time of it just now.
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Emperor William is like printer-He is
fond of Ems.
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CHILDREN AND SCHOOL.

That the early learning to read is
harmful / do not believe. Children
taught the alphabet as soon as they
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EE1zS Aso \ :

On Ttar-fsy. ;l- I'd. infant. ST.
aror Hzr3-ay iuir,ia=ed >roat- bill
NJ. -. IroviE5ag ;gs a record oE the
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THE BEiujS IA LKoAD BILL.

Brigs>' Senate bin No 80, approved
Wy the G"v,fu"T on the Sta inst. rr,.
''dc1 that whenever within five years
nom tic passage OF the Act the Nevada
X SulthS, stem Railway C"uptny
shan have constituted n first c.as. iron
railroad, either nafr0w or -; ,ultrI
gauge. through the counties Of White
Pine. LinrOiu. Nye api E.rucralda. a.
eitliei ~ them. y shall he entitled 10 re-.
cei'e irom such county turongh which
It shall have competed such raiirVa |.
the binds Of such county to the extent
OF $1,000 er nile for harrow. aud
5000 per mile for d standard g,use
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road Tie Ill sEtsOEE-S tie CSzs'y
Caza~oS<=s 10 is~oe ave per cat
hSsls EPSa the e0zTls;iaG. .. ALL Eo&8
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The H"itity~ aTe past and Jyc RDsrn.
stock has still on baud - large a.sort.
rnent Of fancy grOi' Ehieh SiI b. s,li
nj Tviueci prices.
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bot;-- @; 81 or, tlEgr "a - -
>nii - ~ ~LV.r> .!r u TrTz-' 6ru-
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fairs consists CT Gor,raar stsy-u,on
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tie d iii to EeP=s, the At ta1Hs
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feIrei.
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Blue Ribbon League.

A reception and sociable was 10 be
rendered Mrs Margaret Parker, OF w.
c. T. U tame, by the ladies OF that
and the mer,hrrs 4 ne Blue Ribbon
League OF the Y. M. c. A. hall this
evening, Du, owing u the lady's non
arrival the affair has been postponed
The following excellent prograu m mai
been substituted
/. Piano solo, Miss Susie Young
2. Song, Mr. II. w. Morse.
3. Reading, Mr.. II. Adams
4. Song, Mrs. f. G. Morley.
(. Flute solo, Mr.. II. W. Morse.
9. Address, DIR. c. A. Peterson.
Everybody is invited and all arr
welcomed.